Dang, you've all impressed me with your knowledge and helpfulness! I absolutely appreciate it! Regarding the inline fuel filters, I was warned bya buddy that it might slow the bik down a bit especially since I hae two on there, and so far I've experienced only that. Just a minor loss of power. Also as far as cold weather goes, I'm in cali, its march and is about 78 degrees outside, so extreme cold isn't. Normally a problem, but I appreciate the concern about using plastic for fuel lines and will keep an eye on them. Also thanks for the links and such!
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Originally posted by Gyrogearloose View Postpersonally, I don't like clear plastic for fuel lines. In the cold, they become stiff (and probably brittle). The connections assume a memory, and flexing doesn't leave room for a good seal. There's a reason they use rubber for fuel lines, and if there's any place where you want to play it safe, it's with gasoline. I know, I'm a 16 veteran firefighter and EMT. Gasoline isn't a fire, it's an explosion that you don't have time to escape from. JMHO.
Originally posted by picturesofhope1 View PostDang, you've all impressed me with your knowledge and helpfulness! I absolutely appreciate it! Regarding the inline fuel filters, I was warned bya buddy that it might slow the bik down a bit especially since I hae two on there, and so far I've experienced only that. Just a minor loss of power. Also as far as cold weather goes, I'm in cali, its march and is about 78 degrees outside, so extreme cold isn't. Normally a problem, but I appreciate the concern about using plastic for fuel lines and will keep an eye on them. Also thanks for the links and such!Nathan
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